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Steven Wilson takes aim at shredders: “That’s not music. That’s sport”
The prog mastermind doubled down on his criticisms of shredding, saying while it's impressive it doesn't “communicate anything to me that I would really feel”
Steven Wilson names the only guitar he's “ever truly loved”
“I always thought of guitars as tools... until I got this one,” the Porcupine Tree leader says of the “Rolls-Royce” of his collection
Porcupine Tree announce first tour in 12 years, share deceptively complex new single, Of The New Day
Listen to the second single from the Steven Wilson-fronted prog trio's forthcoming album, Closure/Continuation
Porcupine Tree return with first new single in 12 years, Harridan
The Steven Wilson-fronted outfit’s new eight-minute track is lifted from their upcoming studio album, Closure/Continuation, due June 24
Black Sabbath announce extensive Technical Ecstasy reissue, including full-album remix by Steven Wilson
The penultimate album by the band's original lineup will be available in Super Deluxe, 4-CD and 5-LP versions on October 1
From radical, guitar-heavy remixes to moving country-blues: here are this week's essential guitar tracks
Dip your toes into some fantastic new songs from Machine Head, TORRES, KennyHoopla, Eric Bibb, Amythyst Kiah and many more
![[L-R] Nile Rodgers and Steven Wilson](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/ivdASaCmDt3dMvQ67MNYWP-840-80.jpg.webp)
Nile Rodgers joins forces with Steven Wilson for funk-driven remix of Personal Shopper
The Chic legend reimagines Wilson's The Future Bites single with his trademark six-string grooves
Steven Wilson: “One of the greatest tragedies of the 21st century is that rock music – particularly the guitar – hasn’t really managed to reinvent itself”
For most artists with over 50 albums to their name, the idea of breaking new ground might seem outlandish, if not outright impossible. For prog god Steven Wilson, though? Well, it’s a goddamn piece of cake
![Jerry Cantrell [left] plays his blue dress G&L live at Tons of Rock 2025; an archive shot of Tony Iommi playing with Black Sabbath in 1976.](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/rBdqDZFoyFhpYdD8tfChsE-1280-80.jpg.webp)